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Product description

This Tukari (Patch) Skirt is a delightful blend of both skills, meaningful arrangement of pieces, and fine and precise needle-work. It is composed of small pieces of various sizes as also variously dyed, printed and designed but these are not old worn out rags irregular in shapes. Most of them are rectangular – large or just squarish, and are taken from fresh lengths of rayon fabric. Further, such lengths are properly coloured using various dying methods, such as mono-colour dye, batik dye, and printed with both, colourful patterns and various mono-colour motifs. Not casually, different pieces are so arranged that on one hand they greatly contribute to the unity of the whole so much so that it looks like a piece crafted out of a single length, and on the other, each piece stands for its own identity affording to those around delightful contrast. What could otherwise look odd untwisted ropes used for defining joints between each two pieces attribute to the piece the real magic.Though now one of the most loved contemporary fashions this tukari skirt made of pieces stitched together inherits its ethnicity and antiqueness from one of India’s early costume traditions. The earliest example of a pieced costume is reported from the life of Buddha who was presented by a poor disciple a chadara – sheet, composed of old rags. It was not its cost the Buddha out of respect for this disciple’s sentiments as also for his massive labour and talent that transformed the poorest of the rags into a magnificent wear for the Great Master that since onwards the Buddhism accepted a pieced chadara as one of its most venerated objects.Later, the Buddhism followed the cult of pieced wears as one of its most sacred practices and to utilise old wears is still one of Buddhism’s golden principles. Whenever a Buddhist teacher passes away his last wear is pieced a - Dimensions: Elastic Waist up to 38 in - Length 38 in. - Patch Colors and Print will be Assorted/Random

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I,m terribly upset. The product is complete opposite of its display image. Neither the color nor the description matches with the details given.The most annoying part is that there is hardly any resemblance between the original and the display image.I feel duped and its absolutely not worth a penny. I shall never recommend this brand to any of my peers and emphatically promote against it. what piques me most is its self return concept. if this is the way amazon and its vendors are going to treat its customers than i am afraid its lucrative business will not last long and very soon our home grown competitors like flip kart will take over as they can tap on your loopholes

Though the material, fit, stitching all are good, design i received is completely different from the image shown as beige color.It was just like another design may be toughnet. Bit disappointed but ok the material is good. Be ready to take another one if you wish to order this skrit

I return the product immideatly.product is no longer matching with the image .how they made the skirt is just like collecting old clothes from homes and cutting square shape then stitching togather with a thick thread that we get from garments factory as waste. I could see stain over thease square cut peases.